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Brothers And Sisters

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                             Brothers And Sisters - Twin Atlantic
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Tabbed by: Steve Killingback
E-mail: killyspike@gmail.com
Tuning: Standard
I hope you like my version of the song, any feedback please E-MAIL me.
Example of timing most or all of the way through verses and bridges
         G              G
   G4             G4    
   1   2   3   4   1   2   3   4   
         G              C
   G4             D*    
   1   2   3   4   1   2   3   4
D* - Alternate D chord used, for the first verse at least pick the strings in order of A D G
C* - Sounds like it should be a G by where his singing pitch is but sounds like a C chord played with it.
     try adding a G bass note with the C chord. 3rd fret bottom E switching 3rd and 4th fingers.
G4 - Just to save clutter I marked this for the Gsus4 chord throughout the song.
                 G                                  C                 Cmaj7        Am
Gsus4  (G4)       (Verse)        D*                                                                
e|-----3-----|   e|-----3-----|   e|-----------|    e|------------|     e|-----------|    e|-----------|
B|-----1-----|   B|-----------|   B|-----3-----|    B|-----1------|     B|-----------|    B|-----1-----|
G|-----------|   G|-----------|   G|-----------|    G|------------|     G|-----------|    G|-----2-----|
D|-----x-----|   D|-----x-----|   D|-----4-----|    D|-----2------|     D|-----2-----|    D|-----2-----|
A|-----x-----|   A|-----x-----|   A|-----5-----|    A|-----3------|     A|-----3-----|    A|-----------|
E|-----x-----|   E|-----x-----|   E|-----x-----|    E|-----x--(3)-|     E|-----x-----|    E|-----x-----|
                                               (3) opt bass note addition
F               Em             G
                                (Chorus)
e|--1--------|   e|-----------|   e|-----3-----|
B|--1--------|   B|-----------|   B|----(3)----|
G|------2----|   G|-----------|   G|-----------|
D|------3----|   D|-----2-----|   D|-----------|
A|------3----|   A|-----2-----|   A|-----2-----|
E|--1--------|   E|-----------|   E|-----3-----|
Alternative for Cmaj7*. I can't find any proper name for the chord but it drops the note C to B an octave
lower (bass note) with the addition of opening the D string. Both work fine in my opinion.
If you can tell me what it is then please E-mail me.
e|-----------|   
B|-----1-----|
G|-----------|
D|-----------|
A|-----2-----|
E|-----x-----|
intro
    G     G     G D C
G4    G4    G4      
VERSE 1
C                G           G
             G4          G4  
Are you still out there? 
                  G           C
              G4          D*  
Are you still out there? 
                  G                   G
         G4                  G4       
Because enough is enough, I'm finished with love, 
           G                      C
    G4                    D*      
But I have the guts to say I still care,
Am         C
Ooh oooooh
             G       G
        G4       G4     
Can you hear me? 
             G       C
        G4       D*  
Can you hear me?
         G                    G
    G4                   G4   
I'm over the rush, I'm divided and lost,
           G                 G
    G4                G4     
I'm not giving up, I'm not giving up,
BRIDGE
Am         C           AmF       C
             Cmaj7*                     
Ooh oooooh                ooh oooooh
*stay on C into the chorus*
CHORUS
                                                         G
I'm talking to my brothers and sisters, I miss the conversations between us,
                           Am
There's nothing wrong with being a dreamer,
                 F
So where are you now?
VERSE 2
       G          G                G
G4          G4            G4                  
Please don't drift off, and leave me here 
     D*     C
in a sea of weird,
              G                           G
         G4                     G4        
Don't be fake mate, cause you'll lose that love,
                  G                     C
          G4                     D*     
You'll forget the point and the power of words,
Am  F       C Cmaj7
Ooh oooooh
                  G          G
              G4        G4              
Are you still out there? 
                      G             C
              G4               D*   
And you still with me friend?
                  G                   G
         G4                G4         
Because enough is enough, I won't take the brunt,
           G                 C
    G4                D*     
I'm not giving up, I'm not giving up,
BRIDGE 2
AmF       C           AmF       C
            Cmaj7*                     
Ooh oooooh                ooh oooooh
*stay on C into the chorus*
CHORUS 2                                                        
                                                         G
I'm talking to my brothers and sisters, I miss the conversations between us,
                           Am
There's nothing wrong with being a dreamer,
                 F
So where are you now? Where are you now?
                   C                                         G
I'm talking to the liars and cheaters, the ones who hide the truth to deceive us,
                           Am
There's nothing wrong with being a dreamer,
                 F
So where are you now? Where are you now?
MIDDLE 8
G  Am  C  Em  F  G  C  Em
Em            C* hold                  D hold (standard Dmaj)
Are you still out there? Are you still out there? 
CHORUS 3
                  C                                      G
I'm talking to my brothers and sisters, I miss the conversations between us,
                           Am
There's nothing wrong with being a dreamer,
                 F
So where are you now? Where are you now?
   C                                       G
My brothers and sisters, I miss the conversations between us,
                           Am
There's nothing wrong with being a dreamer,
                 F
So where are you now? Where are you now?
                   C                                         G
I'm talking to the liars and cheaters, the ones who hide the truth to deceive us,
                           Am
There's nothing wrong with being a dreamer,
                 F
So where are you now? Where are you now?
    G     G                   G D C
G4    G4                G4        
            where are you now?

Brothers And Sisters chords and lyrics

Free chords for Brothers And Sisters by Twin Atlantic. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

Tuning: Standard
I hope you like my version of the song, any feedback please E-MAIL me.
Example of timing most or all of the way through verses and bridges
D* - Alternate D chord used, for the first verse at least pick the strings in order of A D G
C* - Sounds like it should be a G by where his singing pitch is but sounds like a C chord played with it.
     try adding a G bass note with the C chord. 3rd fret bottom E switching 3rd and 4th fingers.
G4 - Just to save clutter I marked this for the Gsus4 chord throughout the song.
Alternative for Cmaj7*. I can't find any proper name for the chord but it drops the note C to B an octave
lower (bass note) with the addition of opening the D string. Both work fine in my opinion.
If you can tell me what it is then please E-mail me.
intro
G4  G  G4  G  G4  G  D  C
VERSE 1
BRIDGE
*stay on C into the chorus*
CHORUS
VERSE 2
     D*     C
in a sea of weird,
BRIDGE 2
*stay on C into the chorus*
CHORUS 2                                                        
MIDDLE 8
G  Am  C  Em  F  G  C  Em
Em            C* hold                  D hold (standard Dmaj)
Are you still out there? Are you still out there? 
CHORUS 3

Brothers And Sisters Chords by Twin Atlantic

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